A break from our regularly scheduled programming -The Internet has thrived in a competitive market with thousands of ISPs. The Internet has been an open network where the Internet network service has no control over what applications you use or what content you view.
Well that has all changed. Now there are basically two broadband ISPs - the cable and the DSL providers (what looks like other DSL providers are just companies reselling the Bell Telephone company DSL - and they will be going out of business soon). This broadband providers no longer exist in a competitive market. They have market power and they are going to use it.
They have said that Google should no longer get a free ride on the Internet. Well Google never got a free ride. But AT&T's solution is blackmail. Either Google pays up - or YOU will not get access to google. This Broadband Internet service providers will be able to control what you see and what applications you use. If you want to order pizza at ACME Pizza, they will take you instead to their paying parter BETA Pizza - who is giving them a kick back. Small websites - the websites of hockey clubs and ice rinks - will get lost in the cross fires of the fights between your DSL provider and Google, Yahoo or MS - and your club members will no longer be able to access your websites unless you pay "protection" to the broadband Internet service providers.
We need network neutrality. We need common carriage. We need - just like the telephone network - just like the roads - just like the trains - carriers who cannot discriminate about who uses the network, what content you see over the network, and what applications you use.
Support Network Neutrality! Support the Save the Internet campaign. ACT NOW!

Montgomery Youth Hockey has announced tryouts for their
"The AXHC enjoyed a remarkable 2005-06 season with six teams winning CBHL regular season or playoff championships. The 1994's and 1995's won both! The club also sent four teams to the Southeastern District Championships and the U16 AA's to USA Hockey Nationals. The coaching staff is excited to get started and have agreed to coach the Power Play Selectteams at the same birth year this spring. " 